Election: Autumn Rep Elections 2019
Voting is closed
Results:
| Date count run | 18 Oct 2019 |
|---|---|
| Election rules | ERS97 STV |
| Candidates running | 2 |
| Available position | 1 |
| Total ballots | 36 |
| Valid votes | 36 |
| Invalid votes | 0 |
Count
| Round | Emer O'Driscoll | RON (Re-Open Nominations) | Exhausted | Surplus | Threshold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 33.00 | 3.00 | 0.00 | 15.00 | 18.00 |
| Count of first choices. The initial quota is 18.00. Candidate Emer O'Driscoll has reached the threshold and is elected. | |||||
Winner is Emer O'Driscoll.
Number of vacancies: 1
Candidates
Emer O'Driscoll
I’m Emer O’Driscoll and I’m studying for MSc in Specialised Translation. I did my BA in English and German at the University of Nottingham so I’ve been in Arts/Humanities faculties for five years.
I have a lot of experience as a student rep. I was a Course Rep and then an Education Rep (like a Lead Departmental Rep) for 3 years during my undergraduate degree, winning ‘Education Rep of the Year’ in my final term. I also work for the SU and dedicate a lot of time to understanding its democratic structures and processes.
As a Faculty Rep, I would focus on making sure the voices of Arts and Humanities students are heard, in a university climate that often seems to prioritise STEM subjects only. I will make sure that you are represented at every SU democratic meeting to shape educational policy.
Some of my ideas include:
Reducing costs for Postgraduate students that unfairly disadvantage those with less money (i.e. extortionate ‘application processing fees’)
Helping better integrate international students who often feel adrift at UCL
But most importantly, I will be listening to your concerns and fighting for change on the issues that you care most passionately about!
I have a lot of experience as a student rep. I was a Course Rep and then an Education Rep (like a Lead Departmental Rep) for 3 years during my undergraduate degree, winning ‘Education Rep of the Year’ in my final term. I also work for the SU and dedicate a lot of time to understanding its democratic structures and processes.
As a Faculty Rep, I would focus on making sure the voices of Arts and Humanities students are heard, in a university climate that often seems to prioritise STEM subjects only. I will make sure that you are represented at every SU democratic meeting to shape educational policy.
Some of my ideas include:
Reducing costs for Postgraduate students that unfairly disadvantage those with less money (i.e. extortionate ‘application processing fees’)
Helping better integrate international students who often feel adrift at UCL
But most importantly, I will be listening to your concerns and fighting for change on the issues that you care most passionately about!